Is this tuner Sirius/XM ready? That is, does the xm information display .
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No, the Sangean WFT-1 cannot receive Sirius. But you seem to be also asking a second question, about meta-data (i.e., displaying information about song title, performer, etc.). This unit cannot display any meta-data for any station you receive; I spoke with the factory in Taiwan and they said that this unit cannot be upgraded to display this information. For this reason I upgraded to the Magnum Dynalab MD 807, which is a much more technologically advanced unit which does display meta-data, as well as producing a far superior audio quality.
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You can only tune in to stations listed on Frontier Radio. I have Sirius/XM and I need a password to sign in on the internet. I haven't figured out a way to include my password in the IP address for Frontier.
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As far as I know, it's just the antenna for the vehicle. The XM Satellite in associated with the vehicle, but I don't subscribe.
373659
Yes. There's zero difference between the hook up or function between a Sirius, XM or SiriusXM antenna.
1389595
No, it is not. The limited selection is V-tuner, Slacker, Pandora, Music Unlimited. However, if you have a bluetooth equipped device that plays Sirius, you can stream from it to the receiver.
373657
As long as your head unit is satellite ready, and you have the Sirius xm tuner it simply replaces the little black stock antenna
418475
Dear Moses, unfortunately this unit is not going to be compatible with onstar or xm radio, reason being its too buggy, we use to carry them but they gave too much problems we stop doing that. Sorry for the disappointment, we just don't want to sell customers something bad. thank you for your interest. kelvin
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I would assume so..... I actually use it for my Sirius radio app that I have.
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Yes. There is a plug in the back of the head unit for it and has the Sirius/XM option on the screen.
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Yes, it does have an FM tuner which works nicely. It does not have a digital readout, but I can find the station I want, no problem. The unit is still working fine after about two years of regular use.
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Yes you can connect xm or Sirius as long as you buy or already have the adapter for the vehicle , it's a little box that usually says xm or Sirius on it
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The radio is not XM ready. It does not have the connector or builtin control user interface. Unless your XM receiver is stabd alone with it's own control, you should look for radio that is XM ready.
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I dunno if it will work best bet is to look at the list. Also I dunno if it's this kit or sirius but u maybe missing a couple stations and it likes to cut out a lil bit
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It is "Satellite Radio Ready" - to have it actually work, you need to buy the SXV200V1 Tuner (about $50) and of course, have a plan. SiriusXM SXV200v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner for SiriusXM-Ready Car Stereo Receivers (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I have not yet register the unit with XM, but it is supposed to be built in. Maybe you could look at Sony's website and look at the schematics. Sorry if this didn't help.
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I believe you need both.. I checked on the Pioneer website. The XM support on Pioneer is far superior to Sirius.. I opted to get XM rather than keep the bus adapter and Sirius connect module from the AVIC-D1 that I am replacing.
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It sounds like you are not signed up correctly with XM. I would call them and make sure you have given them the right information. Also, you might try refreshing the radio. There is a process online for this or the XM rep can assist you.
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Chad - No, this unit requires the SNYSC1 Sony-Sirius connect interface AND the Sirius SCC1 satellite tuner. When shopping, I found most of the head units required minimally the tuner, and many needed also the interface. Once installed, everything works seamlessly through the dash controls and the interface parts are hidden behind the dash somewhere. Simple hookup if you have room to tuck things away - I just used 3M foam double-sided tape to mount the parts behind the radio.